Knox opens up to Dylan about his tragic past, revealing that his parents were killed while his father was on a classified military assignment. Dylan admits she misjudged him as a privileged heir, leading to a moment of genuine emotional connection between the two.
DYLAN: That's you, hunh? Cute kid. Cute family.
KNOX: Thanks. It's the only picture I have of me with my parents. They died a week later.
DYLAN: Oh. Oh, I'm sorry. I had no idea...
KNOX: Please, don't apologize. I was too young to understand. I never knew how they died. When I was a kid, when I got
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